Yes. She will collect those 10 bucks someone gave herThat's not the worst of it. The worst part is the "flexible funding" part.
Yes. She will collect those 10 bucks someone gave herThat's not the worst of it. The worst part is the "flexible funding" part.
People actually draw that but most draw Neanderthal's as human instead of how they actually look. Degenerates may actually learned something.No one, and I mean NO ONE wants to see that!
Jeezus, if ever there was a fetish to challenge rule34, it's gotta be Neanderthal cavewoman porn.
No sound or something fucked up on my side?Plus there is this:
That's on you. Could hear it clearly here.No sound or something fucked up on my side?
They looked human enough for specific values of human that is.People actually draw that but most draw Neanderthal's as human instead of how they actually look. Degenerates may actually learned something.
Unless you look at the facial characteristics of a Neanderthal. Those aren't very human like. Even when it came to the females.That's on you. Could hear it clearly here.
They looked human enough for specific values of human that is.
That's some inept scammers. She never managed to get more than $500 on her other crowdfunding projects and rewards were way more realistic (the DVD was $10, not $100). If they want to scam her and scam her donors using her as a proxy they should work with her on making and promoting the campaign.The way I see it, the scammer probably suggested she crowdfund on Indigogo instead of Gofundme specifically because she keeps whatever troll/pity donations she gets and she can pass it on to them.
Luckily I don't think she has this kind of money to send.I know it's $10, but I'm a bleeding heart and hope she does actually keep it and doesn't send it along with (an undoubtedly a much larger sum of) her own money.
While it's certainly possible that the scammers scamming her currently suggested she do that as well, Cynthia also has a long (like, 7+ year long) history of making flexible goal campaigns so that she pockets whatever money she manages to raise.The way I see it, the scammer probably suggested she crowdfund on Indigogo instead of Gofundme specifically because she keeps whatever troll/pity donations she gets and she can pass it on to them.
That's some inept scammers. She never managed to get more than $500 on her other crowdfunding projects and rewards were way more realistic (the DVD was $10, not $100). If they want to scam her and scam her donors using her as a proxy they should work with her on making and promoting the campaign.
Luckily I don't think she has this kind of money to send.
While it's certainly possible that the scammers scamming her currently suggested she do that as well, Cynthia also has a long (like, 7+ year long) history of making flexible goal campaigns so that she pockets whatever money she manages to raise.
Check out her campaign history: https://www.indiegogo.com/individuals/2223383/campaigns
The oldest was from April 2014 and was flex goal, and one (https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-wogglebug-s-franchise-books-films-and-toys#/) managed to pull in 365 dollars, all of which Cynthia got to keep without having to actually produce anything. In fact, every campaign she's ever posted has been flex goal.
So, while it's certain she's getting scammed for the umpteenth time, she's also something of a scammer herself.